Home Events Probiota 2020, where microbiome science meets business EventsIndustryVideo Probiota 2020, where microbiome science meets business Probiota 2020: interview with Nathan Gray, Senior Editor at Nutraingredients. 16 February 2020 Share Facebook Twitter Linkedin RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Industry Could mother and baby focus provide a boom opportunity for probiotics? Industry The Summer Review: M&A, licensing, and investments from July and August Industry UCC Innovation unveils microbiome sequencing spinout SeqBiome Scientific research Christophe Lacroix: ‘Our challenge is to culture anaerobic bacteria’ Industry DuPont inks deal with Rutgers to focus on microbiome links to cancer therapies Probiota 2020: interview with Nathan Gray, Senior Editor at Nutraingredients. READ MORE Alterations of the gut microbiota are associated with liver cancer progression 21 September 2020 “Good” gut microbes protect mice against Alzheimer’s disease 18 September 2020 Age and genetics can influence the microbiota in women’s urinary tract 14 September 2020 Breast milk transfers “good” bacteria to infants 11 September 2020 - Advertisement - POPULAR POSTS Childbirth antibiotics have long-lasting effects on infants’ gut microbiota 13 September 2019 Travis Whitfill: ‘We’re studying new products for skin diseases’ 17 April 2019 The role of gut microbes in autism 14 August 2020 A gut commensal reduces weight gain, obesity-related conditions in mice 5 April 2019 Patrizia Brigidi: ‘We demonstrated specific profiles that link longevity and gut microbiota’ 31 October 2019 POPULAR CATEGORIESGastroenterology41Video38Scientific research31Oncology31Neuroscience27Industry27 MY FAVORITESGastroenterologyNew visions into the transmission of the mammalian gut microbiota25 January 2019ImmunologyGut microbes and stem cell transplantation: opportunities and challenges14 November 2018IndustryEsben Laulund (IPA Europe): ‘Probiotic companies need a new regulatory frame in EU’7 November 2019Endocrinology“There is a strong relationship between gut dysbiosis, metabolic diseases and cancer”20 May 2020
